Lando Norris aponta problemas nas regras de energia da F1 para 2026

Lando Norris criticou as exigências de gerenciamento de energia do regulamento técnico da Fórmula 1 para 2026, afirmando que o manuseio da bateria exige habilidade excessiva, mesmo em voltas de resfriamento.

Norris disse que a divisão quase 50-50 entre combustão e potência elétrica força os pilotos a gerenciarem constantemente as baterias para maximizar o desempenho. Ele destacou dificuldades particulares em pistas como Miami e Montreal, onde seções de aceleração total e as regras para as voltas de saída complicam o carregamento antes do início das voltas de classificação. "Não deveria ser necessária nenhuma habilidade para esse tipo de coisa", disse ele a repórteres na quinta-feira.

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